Library Delays Showing Moore Film After Outcry
From Times Wire Reports
The San Diego Public Library postponed a free public showing of the film “Fahrenheit 9/11” after numerous complaints about fairness.
The documentary, directed by Michael Moore, was to have been shown Sunday at the downtown library, but Anna Tatar, the library’s director, postponed the event for what she called bad timing. She rescheduled “Fahrenheit 9/11” for Saturday, to be shown with “Fahrenhype 9/11,” an anti-Moore documentary featuring political consultant Dick Morris.
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